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As the roast darkens, caffeine and acidity decrease proportionately.

In India the poor, proportionately, are more likely to vote than are the middle classes.

Drivers of cars with low resale values are proportionately more likely to file fraudulent claims.

Since then some more public money has found its way to Brazil's poorest, but proportionately the amounts remain small.

America's most profligate states do not owe as much, proportionately, as Greece. But their politics are just as problematic.

It may not have advanced proportionately, but it certainly has received continual attention over the past two decades.

But not proportionately more: if we increase the number of glass balls eight times, the subject takes only half as large a percentage of the total.

Just like Intel's super high clock rates don't translate into proportionately more performance, doubling of cache size certainly doesn't double the performance of a microprocessor.

There are now proportionately fewer attacks in the strategically important Gulf of Aden, thanks in part to escorted convoys and to a transit corridor set up in 2009.

We want you to understand that abundance expands proportionately to match desire, and that there is great untapped abundance not yet allowed by the very humans who have created it.

Oddly, though, the main connection between the two hemispheres of the brain, which is known as the corpus callosum and is made of white matter, is proportionately smaller in men than women.